Dental Implant Placement

Placement of a titanium dental implant to replace a missing tooth root, performed at Supradent by a surgeon working with cone-beam CT planning and, where helpful, a 3D-printed surgical guide for accurate positioning. The implant integrates with the jawbone over a healing period before a separate crown is added to complete the restoration. Single-tooth gaps and larger cases are treated, with bone grafting or sinus lift available when the site needs extra support.

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone to take the role of a missing tooth root, providing a stable foundation for a crown that is fitted later. At Supradent Matuszewscy, implant treatment begins with an assessment of the gap, the surrounding teeth and the bone, typically using cone-beam CT imaging. Where it adds precision, the clinic plans the position digitally and prints a surgical guide so the implant is placed at the intended angle and depth. The placement itself is carried out under local anaesthetic. After surgery the implant is left to heal and integrate with the bone over a period of weeks to months, a process associated with the long-term stability of the restoration. A minor uncovering step (priced separately) may be needed before the implant crown is attached. Where the bone volume is insufficient, the clinic offers bone grafting and closed or open sinus lift procedures to build up the site, quoted after diagnosis. Treating a missing tooth this way is intended to restore chewing function and appearance while helping to preserve the surrounding bone, and may avoid reshaping the neighbouring teeth that a conventional bridge would require. The number of visits, total cost and suitability — including any contraindications — are reviewed with the surgeon at consultation, and the clinic's published price list separates the implant, the crown and any grafting so the components are clear in advance.